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Rivian's chief software officer says in-car buttons are 'an anomaly' | TechCrunch

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Rivian ’s chief software officer Wassym Bensaid believes using buttons in a car is an “anomaly” “Ideally, you would want to interact with your car through voice. The problem today is that most voice assistants are just broken,” he said.

Rivian 's goal is to make it possible to take every touchscreen control and make it available by voice.

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